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3,000   ,         ,             .         ·        2006 7 .      8             .                ,          .           ·  ·    ,   SPSS18.0        ‘Table 1’  .               2    ,      2    1    2     . Abstract During normal subway rush hours, a train-driver is in charge of more than 3,000 people on a daily basis. When an emergency event occurs, millions of people and their property come to depend only on the train-driver’s ability. After the Daegu subway fire disaster in February 2003, the Railway Safety Act was enacted in October 2004 and the ‘Train Drivers’ Licensing System’ was introduced by the National Railroad Administration in July 2006 to secure and improve protection. This study was conducted to investigate and evaluate the effects of the Train Drivers’ Licensing System since the Licensing System was first introduced eight years ago. In addition, the analysis will suggest better policies for the effectiveness of the ‘Train Drivers’ Licensing System’.

A study on the Effects and Improvements of a Train Drivers' Licensing System